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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1959
Page
3
In Malden Massachusetts two women plan a backyard bikini dance show drawing neighbor complaints. Dottie Ferragamo and her mother Mary De Marco say the performances are entertaining and harmless despite police findings.
The Gore Baptist Church auditorium floor and Sunday School rooms are being sanded. A 60 foot high water bridge over Back Creek was completed southeast of Gore by local landowners, with creek channel cleared and road bed raised. Chats include a church shower for Mrs Richard Catlett and her wedding in Hagerstown Maryland. Local residents noted illness and hospital stays, visits and trips among families and friends.
Bloom reports the annual Labor Day yard party will be held at Friendly Grove Community Center on Sept 7 with dinner at 5 pm. Local visits include Samuel Walters and family from Norfolk and Mrs John R Cooper family. Bonnie and Becky Phillips return from Harpers Ferry. Birthday dinner hosted by Roy C Triplett for daughter Mrs John R Cooper with guests from Winchester. Linda Hulver returns from Capon Bridge visit. Willow Brook Farm guests include Rudolphs and others from Bluemont Cedar Creek area.
Taloga Oklahoma Christian Church ejects a stray cat that attended services until it leaped onto the pulpit and disrupted a recent Sunday gathering.
Woodstock hosts a District WSCS seminar from 9 30 a.m. to 2 30 p.m with the theme Kindle a Growing Light Mrs W A Fisher Gainesboro serves as district secretary of missionary education Others from Gainesboro Winchester Clearbrook Riverton Front Royal Weyers Cave Harrisonburg and Lynchburg contribute as teachers and leaders including Mrs Marvin Steed and Mrs Beverly Roller The event is organized by Woodstock Methodist Church with Mrs Hermann Lee Lynchburg as district president and all 67 local societies urged to attend.
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev will travel to Peiping on September 29, the day after returning from his U S visit. He aims to brief Communist China on his talks with President Eisenhower, while China’s reaction remains a diplomatic factor in evolving U S Soviet relations.
C. B. Coplen, 44, testified before his conviction for jail breaking that he fled the Quinton city lockup to escape heat and a long sentence. He argued conditions prompted the escape.
In the photo Frank Gollady and Pete Duane serve travelers yesterday and Monday as they head home. They serve State Troopers R L Bruce and S L Lee and John Volpe of McKeesport Pa with his two children and Paul Kormanik of Charlottesville.
Oglesby cautioned about rising teen sexual activity and crime citing meetings at the War Memorial and alleged sex clubs at James Wood and Handley. He urged curfews modest dress home parties and merchant action to curb pornography while urging parental and church community involvement.
The Ridings Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church hosts its annual homecoming service this Sunday. Sunday School at 10, morning worship at 11 with Rev. T. W. Fisher of Shenandoah as speaker. Lunch at 12:30 in the social room. Afternoon song service led by Kenneth Strowbridge and special selections by the Middletown Male Quartet. 3 p.m. sermon by Rev. Millard Floyd of Martinsburg EUB Church. Open to the public.
The Young Adults of the First Presbyterian Church sponsor a service at the Old Stone Church on E Piccadilly Street Sunday at 7 30 p m Leonard Pearson will be the guest speaker and Carolyn Renner organist will provide special music The service is open to the public.
A song festival will be held Sunday night at 8 o clock at St Paul A M E Church to benefit the choir robe fund. Louis G Long is president of the choir. Rev J E Tyes is pastor. The service will be open to the public.
A Labor Sunday service with Holy Communion will be held at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church at 11 a.m. The Rev. Melford W. Walker will preach a sermon titled A Life Worth Living. The senior and junior choirs will lead Labor Sunday hymns and the public is invited.
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Senator Strom Thurmond denounces an early Civil Rights Commission report as a threat to states and rights and warns of a federal registrar. Senator Kenneth B Keating counters that the document is balanced and moderate though circulating as the Senate debates civil rights timing.
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